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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
valen sanes rnae MT.


Two sirls were heard yesterday ds-
eassirg ths valentine question
~ just think. " said ons of them. ''that
the valentine Susan got Monday was too
mean for anything"
"Oh, it wasn't half as bad a. the one
she got yesterday. That was frixhtful.
and think that nasty Bill Ford sent it.
for saw him Watching her. and snicker
when she opened it,
.You don't say, Well. nows always
did think that fellow was mean enough
to do anything"
"Why, Susan Just sat down and cried
when she opened the horrid thing. You
know she is sensitive about her nose,
aud when it was turned into warr In
the picture it made her so all to pieces
"He ought to have his face slapped.
the mean. nasty thing
ssAnd then to think that Susan is
sorter soft on him. toe. That's what
makes il worse. If was her / would
just hste him"
swell, Just let's tell her that it's him,
and show him up as ugly as we know
how. That'll make her seRr on him,
and then she'll let even, for do believe
the fellow likes her.
"But, then. Susan got another to-day.
and that was q real nice one- 1t had
cupids and birds and flowers around
two lovely pictures of q gentleman and
lady standing mp to get married. And.
oh, you ought to see the poetry.
That was the best part of il. 1t
said something about two souls having a
single thought and something about two
hearts beating as one. Oh, l tell You,
il was fine. When Susan gos that She
Just come all together again. and seemed
awfully pleased. That same Bill Fond
was watching her all the time, and
when he saw her look 50 pleased. he
laughed all over"
'Perhaps he sent that too"
81 didn't thiuk of that; bat perhaps
he did. Well, come to think of 1t. he
has acted much pleasanter to-day than
yesterday"
SHOW, who knowss Srssn's awful
soft on Bill. and if he did send tnat,
she'll just say yes as soon as he gives
the first sign"
"Well, it would be real nice, after
all, if they should come together.
Come to think Of it. they would nsSs
a splendid match"
$50 they would; and I'm just going
to tell Susan that Bill is a good fellow,
aud she couldn't do better. But LET'S
go; hear ma calling me. Don't wish
some fellow would send me nice vaiea-
entinen -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

self with the most untiring industry
to the reform Of tho extensive and
ramifled abuses that have had en-
couragment and protection in that
Office for twenty years, and has by
his energy and inflexible honesty un-
earthed and brought to the public
gase the rottenness that has SO long
prevailed in the Land Department.
Having punctured the monster, he
has exercised all his official power to
put an end to the colossal system of
land spoliation going on all over the
country, and wherever he could he
has compelled the thieving rings to
let 60 their hold and restore the lands
they have illegally grabbed. Through
his determined course he has brought
terror into the camp of the ribbon
fence robbers, and returned to
the public domain millions of
acres these plunderers would
otherwise have got away with.
In this State he has exercised the
whole power Of his authority to bring
the timber land thieves to grief. He
has exposed the glaring and humiliat-
ing fact that q foreign syndicate in
Humboldt county had fraudulently
entered hundreds of thousands of
acres of the best timber land in that
county. He showed up their nefa-
rious methods, and arrested them in
their villainous work. 1t is no WON
der that an officer of this sterling
character should be bounded by the
men who have had their game of rob-
berry so effectually> blocked. Had he
gone on, like his Republican prede-
cessors, and conceded everything to
the land thieves, his. praises would
have been sung by every organ that
could be reached by the powerful and
extensive influence OF the public
plunderers. But as he has been
faithful, honest and firm, he must
look for besmirching by the men he
has brought to grief. "Be thou
chaste as ice, as pure as snow,
thou shalt not escape calumny."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

A HARTFORD firm has entered into
a contract with tie Mexican Govern
ment to run a line of steamships be-
tween San Diego and Mexican ports.
A handsome subsidy has been se-
erred to the firm for carrying out
the contract, and the steamers are
to be put on about the first of Au-
gust. This opening of steamship
communication with Mexico will be
of great commercial advantage to
San Diego, and will make that port
the point of departure hereafter to
travel to the western States Of Mex
ico
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
The action of the Board of Trade

The action of the Board of Trade
in starting a subscription list to raise
money to supply the Los Angeles
postoffice with sufficient clerical force
to carry on its business is a striking
satire on the neglect of the Federal
Postmaster to pay attention to the
frequent earnest appeals that have
been sent to him to increase the eff
cheney of the office here. 1t is a fact
we'll known to all who have had
business with the Los Angeles post
Office that the clerical force have been
so overworked with the tremendous
increase of business that the servise
is rendered exasperatingly deficient.
The receipts have doubled, the work
has trebled, but the force has been
kept at its old strength, or rather
weakness, in the face of the increased
duties. The Government is netting
about $50, 600 year out Of this office,
and yet the Postmaster-G General
wants the men employed to 90 forty
eight hours work in twenty-four.
The public is not half served, and
yet the employees are worked to death.
The treasury at Washington is taking
in enormous returns from our Office,
and yet the Postmaster General per-
mits the Government to be hu-
INFLATED by compelling the pee
pie here, through either his
parsimony or Indifference, to raise
money by public subscription to pay
the wages of a necessary increase of
the force. Our people are very will
ling to pay the wagesif they can only
thereby secure a more efficient SER
vice. There are two delivery win
dows TO serve $4,000 people. We
would suggest that the public sub
scription should be augmented SO as
to increase the number of delivery
windows, and thus diminish the lines
of waiting people which now fre-
quently extend the distance of half a
block. If the Postmaster General
hasn't time to do the fair thing by
this Office, he might pass it over alto
gether to the business people of Los
Angeles, who will agree to run it as it
ought to be run.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
The Giasswerks.

so mich progress has been made In
the effort to found a glass making estah-
lishment in this city that to day joint
stock company is to be organizsd. DIR.
Hamilton Griffin. No. 2S North SpriEg
street, has become interested i'm the
enterprise. There are others in Los
Angeles whose attention has been Sc
cured to this matter. At later date
their names and all further progress will
be given the readers Of the HERALD
There can be little doubt that such an
industry will succeed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
A Clearing Houxe.

The Los Angeles Board of Trade is a.
present discussing the question of ss
tablishing a clearing house in this city.
With seven robust banking houses in
full blast, and two more nearly ready to
open their doors, it would certainly
seem as if the time was quite ripe for
such a step in advance IN the methods Of
doing business which naturally inhere in
a large commercial community. The
Secretary is collecting the constitutions
and other data for the purs soss of laying
proper plans before those interested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
So 9 szIllesszasea MeEala.,,


n logthccnine number Of The nxus
1nAzno HnnAzD viii surpsss in attractive
- and interest any preceding issue Of
- vory superior publication. The en-
nluylnes have been executed BY the best
neoln1s On the Pacinc coast. and TIE
u1ounAnioal nnish Of the whole publication
~ - uueh - to reflect credit upon the
- ~ ana weRknanshipo Of the printers.
n IN - nlled with carefully prepared
Geolo1oa - Southern California. and every
fn1m1ne Of Los Angeles county viii md
1n11f soay presented and discussed In its
G61umns ~ = compilation Of facts relating
- - attractions and progress of our
n6Sl1nn. tho ILLUSTRATED HERALD win be
1no1lunhao 70 send abroad. 1t win give the
6nnneef eomprehsnsive and graphic idea
- ~ value OF our section to the fastener
1zog 1or Z new home. and by Its dis
a1rulnn1,on win materially assist in acceler-
of1nS ~ svaaifying march of our city in its
u61xoupled career Of prosperity. The
NapunAHED HRRALD viii be ont from the
TGon y about the szth Of this month. and
p6n14 ~ disfribution about tine LIST of
11615k Orders should Be sent In imme.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

SAN DIEGO is just now exercised
about how the assessment OF the
county is to be made this year. 1t
will cost $1,000 to get it in, and the en-
tire amount allowed the Assessor is
$1,000. As no man will undertake to
spend 5000 out of his own pocket
pro bono publico, our harbor friends
are trying for remedy in the Legis-
lature.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

The appointment of W. D. English.
Esq, as Harbor Commissioner vice
Hon. Frank McCoppin, is a graceful
act ON the part Of Governor Bartlett.
Mr.. English is not only splendid
party leader and manager, but man
q bosiness energy and intelkgsnce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

GOVERNOR BARTLETT yesterday APP
pointed A. w. Hutton, Esq, and
Hon. Fl. X. S. O'Melveny to the
new Superior Judgeships created for
this county. They are both excellent
appointments, and will give satisfac-
ton to the people and the bar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
AssrxBIYxAs PYLE has succeeded

AssEMBLyMAN PYLE has succeeded
in having a bill passed to engross-
ment to prohibit the importation of
rabbits. 1t seems that a cargo OF
these vermin is on its way to San
Francisco from New Zealand, and
this bill will make dead rabbits of
them as soon as they enter the
Golden Gate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
noAno ann IaDsING-

DELLsvUS TERRACE. rDzNEzlY
ID eleksr vl1ls, 90 Peszs sfrs9z> Los Azge-
les. Cal Tha En1sx ipcz1zoz Ia the siEy,
consists ID three nuz11sngx an cunnrcts.f
hy tr01r purch- ard clues1cs IN - 1esirzA2s
souzzs ~ can ~ fau1d zn SnukA1rz gAl16sr>
1zA Board 4a6 ruum 1kc3 and G1 pnr|
uonx desSfznx r0cDs 1nl1 ErxE1 ~ t1e .,enr1
" year. TezoFk1nR n nAXIEL RWKlT.
xm KAxW y nKxR. HuuE1E1m u2zE1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
Military Rall.

The Seventh Infantry Battalion AZ d
band. N. G. c., announce a military ball.
with promenade concert to precs3e tine
dance. in Armory Hall, On Washington'> :
birthday, which is next Tuesday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
MEETINGS.

H A. o. U. w.-NEMORIAL SERvICE
Ks to be held at Grand Opera House,
Sunday, February 2oth. at 80 p. NJ, i'm
founder of the Ancient Order of Uuised
workiaen- Brother workmen. Select Knights
and the public are cordially invited to a.
tend. Seats free Per order
ROBERT SHARP.
III District Deputy Grind Msyter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
EoR ssLR-c...sry Frsprrsy.

TOR SALE-AT DCARTE. a. ACRES.
II 11slr improved. with . sAsres sner
stock. an So. 40s also NJ Axrs& two 4lacrs
tracts a1lain.ng, IN bearing Fruit trees and
vfness at <ae0U eachs Slso ONE Skecre tract
corner property, with house. wsn II OF wSrer
family erchsrss, etc. at xs1ssa- also 80 acres
Ssel0s also 10 acrs trlcz Al SSRA M-Q ROOF
2sTemple street. fls6s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
RUPTU REL!

TN0 TE0SE wH0 MAY uQuEr THAT
Il Eup1ure - etzrnoles w1 resReen lalt
eal1 zrnsnr;asn 10 the feslowfng le1recss Ninlf1h
have Just been receive& Ez ozr 81 Iss1Ex a1ir
i.fe. aanf woslld sc,xte that wU nzus resfsdxxz1
hEzmsfrets OF r1sr s,neh le1rer< s<uesf our eel
ebraned -Dr. riercxis RsEezAE NsGufare R1As
ne Truss" has nes n beis1re this pzzaltes
Ss1Hzs. DESr CuEwrR No. Iuly N nSis6s =
Aessrss Pferee& a son. Ss- L1satzA MAs-Szrxz
ftel under 0hl1lrx1loux 10 ak1km1Wttsa<'c NY
eonplene eslrs by the Kagne1le klexn-rc
Truss heR8hs frem yusn I'm >eR1ea1a. q
Wi1hsun t,e slightest eanff3enee @t hoppe at
efteers OF tina Truss af1er bad ssrkf1@s&ssa TN
adlAlsti1zx IT, Was MT aria 90 we1r u wI1ia>
CUT a pad under H.. Ds5uevers 1,n5 newer OK
perieneesi tine slighte=c Eneo1s's1zesare xSnse
Then have eaurin1Hlly <ertoru une2 tine
hartest labor fne1zteBtnl tn h1rntEc Aa4
have been pcae1issxily unea1rsel9tz< at sa1essr
Truss er rgpEi.re eznn1f r<1s<rtEenF nfunsl
the exaet date when the cure HzlH efsur>
plftst- hur have N q e9eu axsre al 1e,e'
ruFrare hsr more EAa1 rx0 wes'k& have
SINCE then Mft-d my kes1 w1rrasnr u<sfrr7<e
the lrssE- and h1zxe tescest the eznr~ a11sez>
wise. bsrr lrtsinf go uenr rse E1tnsH snrne
inc e. ~ n ssAfsE uartt- Haz are No a1ceary
no make use eE my ze11cmenEs nj zlzs<zzurel
SEEK ansf dnsx rsEfef ahruuRn Eaz1r 1nclEnr
Far2l1za Truss esra1eft1lEy rozzr&
CHARLES EAEIHL-
Drkvuff fnferisr fuzfszrinn< al 0Hl
fnersex rr'zszezx our nss lI1ussr1aae Pam
M1EDsefc E1mnxfG Enwun G00DmmV
- anEnmz1n suanz. 81 Rfnn<Sann C>a-
- - 41sEh SEx1h szron& - Enu1k Mn. 1yds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

Qux Of the most conspicuous, and
- ~ same Time most efficient and
cnR18lc Qfleers in Mr.. Cleveland's
IclEolion j. William Andrew
crnrnzlukcnof q IL Gonoral
- = - sddss1sed hin-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
BUSINESS CWANCES.

E0R saLE-A cROCKERY. GLAssMARE
uill De sold cheap II sppased fer fumesii-
ately- E. DkxOSxST. III North Alsrre.ia
street. Ersr
WASrEnLA MANAGER FOR WINE
w ma1lfseeury, 10 lake fui9 charge; mllSt
be able 10 iaysst sso@ 70 ssese II sst5sdsa
rCRISS coAPANT. p o. box Ilsz. Los An
gees, CAA- he'd lsst
DARTSER WANIE,. TO Join THE ADN
Il versiser with q feg hun6rsd or n thnns-
and dollars in a ers<resass paying business
FULLEST Investigation solicited xlf re6sren
ces gtvens no Previous experss1ce necesssr
~. address MERCHANT. r O. Box rrs4
DARrNk RSH1P WANrED-A 6ENTLE-
i imam OF exrsrlenar-, ws1n xrs1Qe 10 $l5sas at
eommsnd. wishes M Join IN Partnership
wfsh n paying cocceru. where his time ard
money esn DE usilszsf- Address BONA
f1DEs care room 8 No. - n Spring street
Los Angeles. Cal fearT slnas
DARrNE< MANrED-lN a NELL rs
i tahlfshed furniture business having q
goot trade. and Will hczr invexsiSzrascl
Call On A. j. NlkLk. room - ScAlnlariher
Rsock- fe17-Fw
= GOOD SROENAIER CAN IEAKN on
n 4 good chance 10 make money by eslR-
ing az the FAMOUS I'll kass First streeS-
pUSINKSS CH4NCE-PAKfNek W4NT-
- ed by a real exraR 1rm. Good qtfklce and
losarSou- Apply no KrERUIFE 4 SNAyE-
liz II Narth Main xzre<f. czEE- flsEf
E,OR SALE-ONE OF FHE OLDESr AND
II best ESTABLISHED hurelx IN this ci1y, ,with
a long lease II mas An established repufz-
tfan fur rsspeeraaillry. and Is d0fnx . large
and remluerxrave business Fr1xcsrAls
only treated with Address
fehleEf J. N R0srLL- p O BOX rzsSA
RARBEx SHOP TO RENf-oN R0UKIR
u S.. Santa Ana nearly cgpazine posi-
ONCE. SaiEzale tnr TWO chairs f1ne 1ocn
t1an- enex1 RENT lr1< la1>eA Inquire af
J. p. TA6GART q GO. IL and ms New
High 81. Las Angeles Feettf
DARrNER wsNTED-MIrH szN0 no
Il tAke 0ne-aaaf snasre<E in q large hnsi-
ness already ssta Alsxhst ON . pay Ing basis
No special knowledge nesrsssszy- F4l1est
levsszisafsu1 ami best hxzk redsrenres> Adj
uresS -Nsrchan9ase-~ p O. kex i1s< Lnz
Angeles. Czl iasQ tf
WANrkD AT ONCA-A MANA6lNG
w partner. tn 70 u P1ssdena &az1 msnr
age branch store. in frrniEure s-rst hsef
ding business Cspfrzs ressuired xza9 To
S*0 Chalre Sel1frm mat wirhA Apply 10
CALIFORNIA CPH0LSTEkING 4 BED
DING CO. ~ po~=ey 2Te1mes 1@u
GOOD cHASCg 10 REr THE ONLY
N h-<uery in Santa Barbara Exerrhsnx
In good RUNNING urasr= good lucnii1y wihA
one q-zrfSr block a. ,sn1L Fsr par1cR arx
lnq1fre 0f D. NUALkk 4 Co. SalnA BAR
bara SsR-rm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
PERSON Al.

cS WORTH FREE. SUPERB DEvRLOP-
complexion, sparkling eyes and perfect
health guaranteed. No quaek lotions or air
pumps. book on Physical Culture free.
DIR. L. c. HARMON, sis Haishk street. san
ELsIE REYNOLDS HOLDS RELIGIOUS
E services and spirit naturalization on
Wsdnssd y. saE ss1 z. Friday and Sunday evenings
nut RATE TICKET OFFICE UNDER ST.
| ~ Charles Hotel T. R. Tickets bought.
sold and exchanged. r. ]. PRYKE q CO.,
212 N. Main street. jars I'm
MRS. EMMA 9. HILL TEACHER OF
MI Metaphysical Science or Christian
healing. % D. Main street. Room Is Hours
to 4P.M. fs7rf
FoR saLE-Cisy Property
CoR sALE-ON THE INsrALLMENT
T. plan house of 6 rooms, lot 52xl4e. on
the hill and only ten minutes walk from
court house; $500 cash. balance on verr easv
terms. ROCHESTER 4 LAYTON. Nersh
Main street. fehtzrt
DOR sALE-ON THE INsrALLMgNT
Il plan house OF I rooms near Main street
cars: $3.50 cash, balance SIS per month
ROCHESTER 4 LAYTON, North Main
street. feb1Htf
TOR sALE-FIvE LOTS, THREK BLOCKS
from pestoffce. Must be sold A bsr
bargain: only $3.50. GRAHAM. TAYLOR &
Co., II West First street f1e In
TOR SALE-HOU5E OF SEVEN ROOMS.
nicely furnfsheds we'll established, with
lease for two years. rent reasonable Wish
10 sell on account OF Sickness Those de-
string to invest call on premises. No. l.
6epul eda street, Los Angeles, CAL sgd
NEY CARTON. tells tf
CyOR SALE-STORY AND A HALF COT
z tage house. lawn. a1wers. palms. fruft
full view and Only half block fronR Tenrle
street cable road; price &3Q0a Also lot 5&x
$50 on York street, west Of Washington
with twenty large ora1ge trees In
hull barring price ira Also lots tn The
n. u ROOT, = Temple strses. uSst
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17

EooAA 0oH11sr0NnBNcR nom adjacent
1<uuo. especially solicited.
~ Pnlnuro D1yAnrNRNf-Owin TO or
|rn1a9 ineseonod facilities, We are Pre-
o1 - oxecn>s ali kinda Of job work In .
<nrGnnsr nsnuer. Special attention VII
- rlVon - oonnerclsl and legal printing.
- u orders Win be promptly alied st
uu6o RATS.
uan11nncep should be made BY drait.
go. Eue1oaRse order or postal note. Tho
6on ih>uld ~ sent for al sums less than
~ As11asa.
CO. q pnblieation. IS North Spring
oouooA. L. Angelica Telephone No. lbk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
WRNTED-M1SCEAz-AHEaU~

nAR TNE & WANTE R-HUSlNESS
il ealga1g nay FarrnsF dIfr; SammerfHeSsa1
10 anspther field Of lshar. wish u@ aSssa5isnes
myself wlr b a ggpspz, saEffve bns5mess Ensms
oce aEqHla1nrsd kera and bad experience
m rsal eSss1fe Freferre,fs. eorsi re.fe=saae
gwen ard re.sIrired For particulars sRwsiE
10 Cali onnhx SosaGhsru EnBSf 0iifee. -sss. esrrh
Eai1 stress. TI0sS D. TE0MANSs fHS 81
u-ASnRR-ssr, afa., $s,aag AND ssats GS
w sffffare1t f,pcssxesf pruRertr "a @snessS
State hsxest raEzs OF interest. S50E&QW-
En- ?. O Box rHs4 Ees AngeHess GAL
li2flEn
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EzSAHGKAE-

MONEY 10 E1sS ON SQHHS. AND s1E1sS
M GsesGmrst o. h0rrgh-- Address ftnEf par~
flesllsrs IN c nffseeEee to BANKING p O.
Box 1rs4 l1s Angeles. GSl. fehfFSrnas
GONNA TO r0AN ON NUETSA0sE
S-0VV lnqursre an II Alfse strees fnsssi
&lSA hAAru LOAN BORROWERS
vzetW>VUV viii save unsrser by e,aElfne
direct en- l. EgslE. nosE L. Szhlrm seih<r
ENr rck keaa Inn
MONEY 10 Roam ON Rh-sL ESEAHK
Ak in am uatsS 10 sssiE. BEEWr6EGk =
PENNEY, 40 IA n Spring S. Eses In
rTN0 L9AS-TRREE LARGE Sums no
III ssrGn tine borrowers Haw rzEss@s hnnee-
est II. GRlFfkN. rssem & So. - SoruA
Srrlsg stnesE. Les Angeles Cal Esssf
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HnQCareeNNl.

II uS ANSEERS OBSERVATORY OF Mu-
IL sic. No. sl6 South n jim streeS-l1sfrrle
ton Furnished IN al hracehes OF Vocal als.
ans-rHrrs1Eaf nsrsfst- Also E1eetrrloQ ams
LANGUAGES. Musieaes and FrsucA Sairtts<
znnurAly- Fec particulars apply TN MES 4
J. EALkNrlNE. PresufeuG- @es2zzsf
as09gERC1s Nl6Hr SCHOOL BOOK
u Keeping Penrramshfp and Arifs1r-s6te
thssrmsRsz lsF Esg1gsr a. ruszes In and =. eism-
r-scfer Flock L. B. LAWSON. Rrrse12aA
A FARnSlS MUSICAL. SrUDEQ Re
IA moved tn No. IL West First SEree1.
Rnaars 10 and IL
0rers sa.ss coneert scag@ a speefaltEs alsa-
church ang. arsnucioa
F,nf- t.sjf 1seslr bPsEens altf
TFCPHEBGQN &CalEEE- BO&RErzcs0s
N asx1 pas ScaoaT fer 6SFss esrnEz4 axV.1r
ne esrxeem Sixth and Ssswteahin ssreess ExS
ceslsnt new hszfhflrss. FsIl tsE,n egenesS SaHp
teEsber zsss- 1885, aza1 Ii nrsw i'm szeS,essftn
Frugress For einssziarss asssrs<s MePHBG~
BON R8eS. s22 Grawt ave., Los Angsless
Cal AIrS
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haer a~ rUu~

L0HR AM ruUUn
REND-A sMAlE. Sun on n0UEY 0N
T. Monday, Eeorurry nkh 0unsr enn NJ
ssvez ssns q srRssaaf e IA gAkLs0S.
II OSF-Fx0M FHE CURNRR on Ra4V-
Ia e-y and rsmrle Ssx- . ns1c2zRfn hsrses
back msxne and safi. stnr i'm fcrsNsa<t-
weiEaE ahcue eGul ANY fnserrHtfon e,.-s Ne
le5t AZ the above PLACE. A liberal ru~arsz
SITUATIONS WsNfEB-
UrsNrED-s PLACE. BY A MAN had
w sure expsrtsa es In tire hariser asns5-
ness Aaitsre~s NJ N, HERALD Gtitee. M N
M NrANEED-SlEUArl ST COMPRS
work soas1f the nsazsA Atfress 7 e. nss
Easn First. feofr lf
AANRrp = BN An kNRhkIHN9SnQ D
w bsostler to -ske care ae a sfxllt0En- Ees1
Of redecese= as 10 ssl1ty and sehrtssy- Adj
dress W.. this office. ms N
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WANrED-A FIRST CLASS CO0g FOE
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w Pooers Aprly DE- E. ROBBINS Eree-
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wv female help cenzsantlE at 81 s. Srsi1g
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E0R SALE AT A RsRd1AlN-A FIRST
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IL hrsd anf Er&f& Iersey e1wxs fresa.
good rsi1kers. kind and geatlss the ness
rails and dairy epsxx i'm tica wwr5e6- Aas-
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E0R SALE-PAPER ROUTE CHEAP
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E0E ESALE-A NO. GOOD FEESH cow
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LOS SALE-&O0D TEAM OF HORSES
~ oss On both elfsaps will work amy Plsee.
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ENQR SALE IN TRACTS 10 SUIT. SO PER
Il scres Is miles from LIS Alze es. near
ocean. WALTERS q TUBES. Piro Houss
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acres of lsnd for sales ONE of 500 zcres spe-
eisl harrsins also town lots IN the lrun s an
phur Springs Trace. New lie in and rear
this fanfhy resort, slcisfen- o the ccrring of
the railroads. The best of nnrursl mineral
waters and baths C.. T. WIDNEY Il CO /,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-17
ALBEE & WILLARD.

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